Podcast appearances and mentions of ed o'neill

Heute lassen die beiden Knallköpfe es krachen. Denn in der heutigen Folge von „Wir böllern nett, wir knallen klar“ dreht sich alles um das Böllerverbot in Deutschland. Noch gibt es kein solches Verbot, doch pünktlich mit dem Verkauf der Knaller fängt die ständige Diskussion darüber an. Neben Fakten zum Böllern an Silvester und eigenen Erfahrungen gibt es Explosionen von Ideen und Kanonenschläge an Szenarien, die ein Böllerverbot mit sich bringen könnte. Während Marci den ordentlichen Umgang mit Knallern verteidigt und ein weiteres Verbot kritisch sieht, zündet Heiko hier ein Feuerwerk an Gründen für ein vollständiges Verbot ab. Wie man sieht birgt dieses Thema reichlich Sprengstoff und die beiden Hobby-Pyrotechniker erörtern das Für und Wider von so einem Verbot. Also haltet Abstand, zündet die Schnur an und bekommt ordentlich was auf die Ohren wenn ihr diese Folge hört. Ladykracher Marci und Knallerbse Heiko Feedback: wir_labern@gmx.net Insta: wir_labern Film: Der Giftzwerg (USA 1991, Peter Farman, Ed O´Neill, Ethan Embry) Musik: Marteria - Alles verboten Quellen: wikipedia.de Tagesschau.de presseportal.de hessentoday.de Umweltbundesamt.de alleantworten.de Swr.de gdv.de Petition für Böllerverbot: innn.it

Rich and the guys recap the absolute, 100%, Bad News Bears-esque boneheaded play by the Pittsburgh Pirates in their game against the Cubs today.   Emmy-winner Ty Burrell and Rich discuss the comic genius of his ‘Modern Family’ co-star Ed O’Neill, how he grew up in Oregon a lifeline Rams fan, his secret man-crush on Chargers QB Justin Herber, and his new animated FOX sitcom ‘Duncanville.”   Rich wraps up the hour with ‘Brother from Another’ co-host Michael Smith discussing the return of fans to NBA arenas and the return of bad fan behavior, and his pick to face off in the NBA’s Eastern Conference Finals. And make sure you check out Rich's other podcast: Just Getting Started with Rich Eisen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For this week's episode, we're trying something a little different, and sharing with you an interview from Sam's OTHER podcast, "The True Freedom Symposium: The When, What, Why and How to Quit Your Day Job and What's REALLY on the Other Side." You can find it wherever you get your podcasts - just search for "True Freedom" and it should pop right up. This interview is especially great for Highly Creative People, as in it Sam interviews her good friend Ed O'Neill. You may recognize Ed from his award-winning work on classic comedy shows like Modern Family and Married With Children - but you'll be amazed to hear the real story of how he got his start. Ed and Sam talk about intuition, persistence, and crippling panic attacks. And wait until you hear Ed's story about the Golden Dawn diner! This is a terrific and surprisingly inspirational conversation between friends - it's a real treat. If you enjoy it, please be sure to leave us a review, and tell a friend about us. ---- Find out more about Sam and her community at https://therealsambennett.com/ or on all the socials as @therealsambennett Sam’s Books:Get It DoneStart Right Where You Are

Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Ronald Jones and Rich discuss which pizza topping is his favorite, winning the Super Bowl and meeting Tom Brady for the first time, and how adding Leonard Fournette to the Bucs’ backfield didn’t bother him one bit. NFL Network Analyst and Pro Football Hall of Famer Michael Irvin and Rich discuss if he was or was not truly on board with Tom Brady’s ability to lead Tampa to a Super Bowl title, the Buccaneers team effort in dominating the Chiefs, why he ‘lone wolfed’ Tampa to beat KC, and what Tom Brady DID NOT say to Tyron Mathieu in their heated exchange during the Super Bowl.  Rich and the guys wrap up the hour reminiscing on past interviews with Modern Family’s Ed O’Neill and My Cousin Vinny actress Marissa Tomei. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bottom Line: The Jerks love Ed O’Neill (and other stuff, like history). Listen in as H and C wax on about their unprovoked bean-sandwich shoulder injuries, politics they don’t understand, and why “the whites” are for the young… “Drew Breeze still lives in his Katrina house!” “You got calloused thighs. Walmart man?” #ImReconciliation #JPHouseRock #TheONeillaissance #CrownRoyalMask

EPISODE 8 – LITTLE GIANTS The Trash Watch boys are ready for some (peewee) football! In the small town of Urbania, Ohio, two psychotic old men pit the O’Shea brothers against each other in a Calvinball-esque football face-off, in the process reminding us of the importance of family and (more importantly) Rick Moranis. Plus: Is your girlfriend always fiddling with her locket? Tune in to find out what it means! Starring: Rick Moranis, Ed O’Neill, Shawna Waldron, Susanna Thompson, Devon Sawa, Sam Horrigan, and Mary Ellen Trainor Directed by Duwayne Dunham

From who gets an ICU bed to volunteering for a vaccine trial, ethics in the time of COVID is a complicated business. “Sometimes we fall into the trap of thinking that life is mostly ethically neutral unless we come across some catastrophe or other, or some really difficult moral choice. But when we look more closely - and this I think is what COVID has done - we realise that our values and our beliefs about the world, and what’s important, and who’s important, are making themselves present all the time.” Dan Fleming is the head of Ethics and Formation at St Vincent’s Health - so he’s been kept plenty busy this year. He speaks with Natasha about pandemic ethics - pandethics, if you will - including who gets prioritised when health resources are scarce, quality-adjusted life years, and what happens when a vaccine becomes available. Natasha also speaks with Ed O’Neill, an oncology researcher at Oxford University - who also put his hand up to be one of the first guinea pigs in the world for a COVID-19 vaccine trial. Both Ed and Dan draw on a particular ethical framework for the choices they’ve had to make in this pandemic year - one that conceives of people as made in the image of God, and centres on love of neighbour. “The neighbour to whom one is called first is the neighbour who's forgotten by everyone else. So today we might talk about priority populations, or poor and vulnerable groups. Different commentators use different language, so they might talk about the forgotten ones, or those who live on the underside … A unique feature of this framework is every person has the same value, objectively speaking. Every human person is enshrined in a special dignity. And that calls on us to think about, okay, well, in the context in which we find ourselves, whose dignity isn't being ensured? Whose dignity is not being served by our current context?”

My guests are Nina Micchia and my wife Jen Gutzmer. We discuss the 1994 American family sports comedy “The Little Giants” staring Rick Moranis and Ed O’Neill

Andrew Cohn is an Emmy-Award winning filmmaker, screenwriter, and founder of Seven34Films. His feature documentaries include Medora (executive-produced by Steve Buscemi and Stanley Tucci), and Warriors of Liberty City (executive-produced by Lebron James). His first narrative feature, The Last Shift, executive-produced by Alexander Payne and starring Richard Jenkins, Shane Paul McGuie, and Ed O’Neill, premiered at Sundance this year and was released in theaters on September 25. What you will learn: The importance of a good production designer, and why Adri Siriwatt was such an asset to The Last Shift; also the importance of letting a film speak for itself. [0:00-10:07] What first sparked Andrew’s interest in documentary films and why he focuses on the characters and the world they inhabit, as opposed to using those characters to make a pre-determined point. [10:07-20:20] How understanding characters in an authentic way was handled in the documentary Medora, and how Steve Buscemi and Stanley Tucci got involved. [20:20-29:03] How Andrew’s professional ambitions turned from teaching to filmmaking, and how he became a filmmaker without film school or formal education or training in film; also, what made him choose to move on from documentary films to writing and eventually directing a narrative film. [29:03-39:50] How a phone call from screenwriter, director, and producer Alexander Payne opened doors to working with an amazing cast and crew on his first feature film, The Last Shift. [39:50-48:06] How the controlled balance of comedy and drama and be a vehicle for finding truth in stories, and how Andrew was able to come in under budget by limiting the number of locations and characters in his screenplay for The Last shift. [48:06-56:30] Why he enjoys shooting films in Chicago, where he found the brilliant crew behind the new season of Fargo to help him film The Last Shift. Also, how Andrew chooses which festivals to enter after completing a film, and why film festivals are so important for filmmakers. [56:30-1:03:52] Resources: Andrew Cohn’s: Twitter, Instagram, IMDb, Website (Seven43Films)  

Alright people, look, to quote Ed O'Neill from all those commercials, it's time for some straight talk. We're living in a scary world right now, I think it's safe to say. What with corona having shut everything down and there being a new world ending threat every month, it's safe to say that everyone could use a little levity. But wouldn't you know it, the subject/area that people need the most right now, is the area that has, to nobody's surprise, come under the most fire right now! Yes people, cancel culture is back in full swing, and here on Talkin' TV, we decided to break our no politics rule for this one episode, because it's safe to say that we, like many other people, love comedy, and hate to see so much of our favorite subject matter coming under fire. So we decided to talk about it and examine it from all angles. Are there actually people to blame? What is stand-up's role in the world? Do stand up comedians have better takes on current events than most news sources? Should information censorship exist in anyway? Do people actually care about these issues that are brought up or do they just want to be a part of something because it's cool? And can new comedies come in and actually make an impact in this swath of content? All of these questions, and more, are answered on this episode of Talkin' TV! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Literary manager Jarrod Murray returns for David Mamet’s SPARTAN, the cinematic equivalent of a punch to the face, starring Val Kilmer, Derek Luke, William H. Macy, Ed O’Neill and Kristen Bell. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dan-benamor/support

This week on Myopia: Defend Your Childhood, we watch Ed O'Neill fight Rick Moranis and we all learn a little something about....well, I could have sworn I learned something....We saw Little Giants, do you think nicknaming a preteen girl "Ice Box" could lead to neurosis?  If you have not yet, check out the Patreon! We have old episodes and special episodes that are exclusive! Check in to hear us talk about the Alien franchise! In the meantime, please continue to rate and review us! We are on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and now Spotify and could use the support; the more ratings you give the easier it is for others to find us. Also, do you follow us elsewhere?  Facebook? Twitter? Myopia? Also, for those of you who are truly film folks, I have created a Letterboxd page! Check out what episodes we have done here (including other movies with kids playing sports like Rookie of the Year (1993) and The Mighty Ducks (1992)) How will Little Giants hold up when we put it on trial? Host: Nic Panel: Daniel, Lauren and Matthew

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Hank returns to discuss this all-time great from the 90s: Little Giants. Quarantine or not, we are still going to churn out the A+ quality content for the kids. Topics on this week's pod include: what happened to Rick Moranis, Ed O'Neill's pre-TV NFL career, a lot of Ice Box, 90s haircuts, David slaying Goliath, child grocery store etiquette, underage pee-wee football recruiting, childhood crushes, horrible parenting by Spike's dad, and "One Time!" Featuring tips for the kids, Ryan Philipee practice hero award, player breakdown, MCITW (spnsored by Wicklow Wear), Little Giants sequal predicition and MVP of the Week (brought to you by the fine industry of Japanese Denim).

Taking a call from our good friend, Ed O'Neill, today live from CharBenay's in Warren, OH. You know Ed from his roles in Married With Children, Modern Family, and TONS more.

Another Sundance film. This time it’s from writer/director Andrew Cohn: The Last Shift Starring Richard Jenkins, Shane Paul McGhie, Ed O’Neill, and Da’Vine Joy Randolph, The Last Shift is the story of Stanley, who is retiring after 38 working fast food. Stanley needs to train his replace, Jevon. The resulting cultural and generational clash raises … Continue reading The Last Shift →

A carjacking victim in the hospital doesn't provide any clues yet they believe the suspect has been spotted in San Francisco.  But he claims to have an alibi for the crimes committed in Los Angeles.  Commentary on the many Dragnets that followed including Dick Wolf's version starring Ed O'Neill.

Jan. 10-16: Ed O’Neill stands up for Fox, Richard Gere breaks bad, Mr. Bean awkwardly walks into our hearts, girls are interrupted, Ice Cube comes back to say “Hi Felicia,” Charlie and Emilio do porn, Supernova explodes, Denzel’s version of “The Road,” and your chemistry teacher’s favorite album. All that and more this week on Thirty Twenty Ten, your weekly look back on the week that was 30, 20, and 10 years ago.

1. OK GO interview 2. Ed O'Neill and Rorion Gracie 3. Iliza Shlesinger and Teresa Strasser Hosted by Chris Laxamana and Giovanni Giorgio Request clips: Classics@adamcarolla.com TWITTER: https://twitter.com/chrislaxamana https://twitter.com/giovannigiorgio INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/chrislaxamana1 https://twitter.com/giovannigiorgio Website: https://www.podcastone.com/carolla-classics Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/carolla-classics/id1454001697?mt=2

1. Stacey Keach Interview 2. Ed O'Neill and Rorion Gracie in Studio 3. Anthony Jeselnik live show 4. Vince Vaughn calls in 5. Kelley James freestyle Hosted by Chris Laxamana and Giovanni Giorgio Request clips: Classics@adamcarolla.com TWITTER: https://twitter.com/chrislaxamana https://twitter.com/giovannigiorgio INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/chrislaxamana1 https://twitter.com/giovannigiorgio Website: https://www.podcastone.com/carolla-classics Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/carolla-classics/id1454001697?mt=2

Hey Gang! We continue our sports themed September with Episode 307, the 1994 kids football film Little Giants starring Ed O'Neill and Rick Moranis. We loved this movie as kids, listen in to see if we have the same opinion today! We can all agree that Ed O'Neill is a national treasure and wish he did more films back in the 90's, and that Devon Sawa is a heartthrob. We also talk about playing football as kids, and trick plays that are near and dear to our hearts.   This is a fun one, Gang!     Please Forgive This is a Film Podcast. About Films. 

Yes, that Ed O'Neill. You know him from shows like Married with Children and Modern Family – Sam knows Ed as one of her best friends for almost 20 years. What do you love so much you’re willing to rehearse it over 500 times? Watch Ed O’Neill’s full interview to follow along as he shares his journey from employee to actor.

This week Ray gets a call from actor, long-time friend, and Youngstown native, Ed O'Neill! You've seen Ed in Married With Children, Modern Family, and TONS more. We are also joined in-studio by Ken Haidaris, owner of Sunrise Entertainment and The Sunrise Inn, to talk about an upcoming event with Ray at the River Rock At The Amp!  Follow Ray on Facebook & Instagram: @realboomboommanciniTwitter: @realboomboom

Our hosts talk to Ellen Show producer Claudia! Plus Billie Eilish opens up about her Tourette syndrome, Ed O’Neill plays a round of ‘Who’s This?’ Sandra Oh tries out our game ‘Speak Out,’ Joey King chats about her love for pranks and our very own Andy, Brothers Osborne perform ‘I Don’t Remember Me (Before You)’ and Ellen chats about shark season!Watch The Ellen DeGeneres Show weekdays! Check your local listings.Support us by supporting our sponsors!Gobble - Get $50 off your first box at Gobble.com/EllenBellas Podcast - WWE Superstars, TV personalities and entrepreneurs, Nikki and Brie Bella are turning off the cameras and turning on the mics to give you inside access to their lives like never before.

(3:00) Weird City Origins, YouTube, working with Jordan Peele, chemistry between Ed O’Neill and Dylan O’Brien, surreal experience when the cameras were finally rolling after seven years after the initial idea, getting such a good cast being an anthology and Jordan Peele, working relationship with Peele on ‘Key & Peele’ and ‘Weird City,’ switching from writing sketch comedy to sci-fi episodes, working on ‘Cedar Rapids,’ friends with Ed Helms, working with Larry David on ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ set, growing up a fan of sci-fi and sketch comedy, Bryant Lake Bowl, ‘Death Valley,’ getting hired for ‘Key & Peele,’ acting on Conan O’Brien sketches, 14.5 million views, ‘Weird City,’ hiring acting friends from Charlie’s improv days, Lavar Burton, and "Weird Al" Yankovic

En este episodio de Los Streameadores: Primero re-reseñamos La Boda de Mi Mejor Amigo, versión mexicana, te damos nuestra impresión sobre Silvia Pinal: La Serie y te recomendamos una serie mexicana, que nos llegó literalmente al Corazón: De Amazon Prime Video: Corazón Contento. Después, te platicamos sobre las producciones nominadas a los #Oscars2019 que están en las plataformas de #streaming y damos un recorrido por la ciudad más bizarra, futurista y desconcertante de YouTube Originals: Weird City. Luego nos ponemos el antifaz para reseñarte The Umbrella Academy, el misterioso Dirty John y el reality: Dating Around, todos de Netflix. ¡Bienvenido al mundo del Streaming con Los Streameadores. En este Podcast: @lililarraga, @rverastegui y @freddygaitan ¡Podcast para Streamers de vocación!

It's Superbowl Sunday and with a wealth of football related movies and entertainment to look at, we narrowed in on the 1994 kid's movie Little Giants. It's the classic underdog sports movie tale where Rick Moranis' ragtag kids face off against Ed O'Neill's kids who have actual talent. Who will win the chance to be the team that represents their small town?! Find out the answer in this surprisingly focused episode.

Sibling Rivalry! Football! U.S.A.! Fuck Us! Ed O'Neill and Rick Moranis wrap up a bunch of children in their petty childhood issues in 1994's Little Giants.

Episode #5 my guest is former Minnesota Viking, 10 year NFL veteran, & fellow Vikings Radio Network broadcaster Ben Leber! Okay, he is also a national and local television football analyst....oh, good for Ben! I know, it's envy and jealousy. Ben and I talk "Hutch" football uniformed - front yard workouts, how he tried to impress a girl with a boombox (ala John Cusak in "Say Antything"), my foray into the theater and acting, how Ben became friends with "Modern Family" actor Eric Stonestreet (Cam) and how he "DORKED OUT" meeting Ed O'Neill on the set......not Sofia Vergara as much as Jay Pritchett. We also talk about his new Bourbon venture and his St. Jude Golf Charity Tournament coming up in June.

Three things to get started: Grab the official Sex Gets Real recommended reading list now! Not only will you have access to my most recommended books, but it will add you to the show's newsletter which is going to be crucial as social media networks purge sex education from their pages. Enter to win "Girl Sex 101" and "Bad Dyke" by Allison Moon to celebrate the New Year! One lucky winner will be selected at random on January 15th, so enter now. U.S. and Canada folks only. See me speak FOR FREE about leaving my day job and starting life as an entrepreneur at the True Freedom Symposium starting January 14th. It's for folks who want to quit their day job. Note, some of the talks are super problematic, so watch with a grain of salt. Faves are Pam Slim, Leonore Tjia, Ed O'Neill, and SARK. HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! This episode drops New Year's Eve Eve 2018, so just 2 days until 2019 begins to unfold. This week's Patreon bonus is one of my favorites from this year. We are doing a little New Year's ritual with some really beautiful self-reflective questions, I read two VERY erotic poems (shivers), and we're writing invitations for 2019. If you want to hear my invitations for the new year, my word of the year, and do some yummy little reflective rituals with me, head to patreon.com/sgrpodcast and support the show at $3 or more for exclusive access to this and every week's bonus content. I went through all of my emails, social media comments, and shares, and found the five most commented on episodes of 2018. They were: 5. Cavanaugh Quick on Episode 197 4. Ev'Yan Whitney on Episode 231 3. Dr. Lori Brotto on mindfulness, libido and sex in Episode 227 2. Staci Haines on trauma, healing, and consent in Episode 235 ...and the most shared, commented on, and emailed about episode was... 1. Andy Izenson on transformative justice and masculinity in Episode 221 Now, on to your amazing questions. Curious Vanilla wants to know of any feminist sex toy shops in Canada, so I share my three favorites. Womyns Ware in Vancouver, The Traveling Tickle Trunk in Edmonton, and Come As You Are Co-Op out of Toronto. Happy shopping, Canada! Awkward is dating her friend's sister. The problem? She never told him and now they've been dating for over a year. Plus, her girlfriend recently found out that Awkward had a previous sexual relationship with this guy (the girlfriend's brother) and feels uncomfortable with their continued friendship. What can Awkward do? Anonymous recently learned her neighbor is secretly into crossdressing and being dominated while doing housework. Now he wants Anonymous to be his Domme. He's so eager to come over and clean her house. The problem? She's not a Domme and not really into the whole thing. What the heck should she do? Lookin' 4 Love is desperate to know when will men stop sucking!? She's been hurt by so many men, including the men who seem less toxic and more self aware. Is she doomed? Are there ANY good men out there who aren't steeped in toxic masculinity? She's awesome and wants to find someone awesome to be with. And you know what? Lookin' 4 Love isn't wrong. Privilege is invisible to those who possess it, and it takes a lot of CONSTANT work and checking to begin to unpack it. There are men out there who are doing this work and doing it well, like Imran Siddiquee and his colleague Jonathan MacIntosh of "Pop Culture Detective". Also, Mike Domitrz of "Can I Kiss You?"  Finding rad dudes who are unpacking masculinity and speaking to other men about what they're finding is super important, and the good news there are more and more men doing this work. But hurt is inevitable in love and life, so it's not only about finding really rad men, but also building our own resilience in our own lives for being able to hold that hurt. Finally, I end the show with deep deep gratitude for you, dear listener. It means so much to me that you listen and continue tuning in, so hear my end of the year thoughts. Then pop over to Patreon and join me in looking ahead to 2019. Follow Sex Gets Real on Twitter and Facebook and Dawn is on Instagram. About Host Dawn Serra: What if everything you’ve been taught about relationships, about your body, about sex is wrong? My name is Dawn Serra and I dare to ask scary questions that might lead us all towards a deeper, more connected experience of our lives. In addition to being the host of the weekly podcast, Sex Gets Real, the creator of the online conference Explore More, I also work one-on-one with clients who are feeling stuck, confused, or disappointed with the ways they experience desire, love, and confidence. It’s not all work, though. In my spare time, you can find me adventuring with my husband, cuddling my cats as I read a YA novel, or obsessing over MasterChef Australia. 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This week we have Zack Evans of the @WrestleboysCast for another installment of My Stupid Team, covering those losers for whom our love is undetermined: The Mariners! Also we meant Art Lafleur not Ed O'Neill, & we talk airline food at the 3:00 mark but it got weirdly cut off. Also Adam v. Babe and Harold Baines!  Listen to this episode if you want to hear us talk about Toilet Phones, the Baines Line, Goofus the Warmonger, and Freedom Dingers. Also baseball. @ThatBBShow and leave an iTunes review, Instapugs! 

Just in time for Thanksgiving, we take on 1991’s John Hughes-penned road trip comedy DUTCH, in which Ed O’Neill travels across the country to bring home his girlfriend’s bratty teenage son for Turkey Day. And nothing screams the holidays like child abuse, Marxism, thieving prostitutes, homeless shelters, fireworks, and horny teens. Yeah, this movie is … Continue reading Ep. #67-Dutch →

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone (well, American listeners)! After our hiatus post-Halloween, we decided we'd celebrate Turkey Day with an overlooked holiday film from John Hughes - Dutch. The movie stars Ed O'Neill and Ethan Embry as two unlikely travelers trying to get home for Thanksgiving, and we somewhat unfavorably say that this is a combination of Planes, Trains and Automobiles and Home Alone. We're also talking Genesee Brewing Company's new Dark Session Lager, the Schwarzbier style. Approximate timeline 0:00-12:00 Intro12:00-20:00 Beer talk20:00-end Dutch

Brad and John rewatch James Cameron's oceanic wankery

So apparently Tom Arnold can rest easy now that I'm issuing a CORRECTION on my statement from the January 19 edition of Short Time Shots. As Dan Ransick pointed out, Tom Arnold was NOT in Little Giants, rather it was Ed O'Neill who went opposite of Rick Moranis in the football flick. Where did I […]

Join Scott and Hamish for an interesting look back at a very strange and short-lived TV show from the early 80s, the Star Wars themed sitcom "The Cantina". Listen as they discuss this odd and long forgotten series starring Billy Crystal as the struggling Mos Eisley cantina barkeep Blorp and his one employee, the clumsy, yet ambitious wolf man Grunchy, played by Tony Danza. They'll talk about the many factors that ultimately led to the show getting cancelled after three episodes: its poor props and makeup, its silly acting, and most of all, its frequent commercial breaks. With a decently famous cast, (along with guest stars like Ed O'Neill, Craig T. Nelson, and Sally Field) and the Star Wars mythos backing it up, how could a show like this possibly fail? Very easily, it turns out. So put down your lightsaber mop, grab a sugar glass mug of bantha milk and listen to whatever this thing is! Oh, and if you've read this far, you deserve to know that this is a fake show we made up for our Hitting Play commercial clip show. Hope you get a chuckle out of it! Please email us at hittingplayshow@gmail.com Hitting Play on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/HittingPlay Help out Hitting Play! Buy a T-Shirt with our logo here: http://www.shop.spreadshirt.com/hittingplay Follow Hamish on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/SilentHamish Follow Hamish on Tumblr: http://www.silenthamishart.tumblr.com Buy a Hamish T-Shirt! https://www.redbubble.com/people/silenthamish/works/25337993-silent-hamish-dreams Scott's Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/MCandFriends Scott's Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/mc_and_friends

33 - Creating an Inbound Marketing Strategy Without Blowing Your Budget On Tools (May 17, 2017) Hubspot expert George B. Thomas, kicked off Wednesday’s Social Media Breakfast with a jam session, wowing the crowd with his beatboxing skills. George is also a self-described “inbound Jedi” at The Sales Lion. George dove right in asking the crowd about their knowledge of inbound and content marketing. He said in his work over the years, he’s found that there are two main problems people face when coming up with a plan – the buyer and budget. He illustrated his buyer point with a picture of actor Ed O’Neill, who played shoe guy Al Bundy on the hit show Married with Children. George then showed a picture of Zappos, an online shoe and clothing shop. George said Zappos changed the game and is now the shoe guy. “They made it so that you can buy them online, get them, try them and send them back. Things are changing. People are more than willing to get anything they need online,” he said. So how do you build your own inbound marketing machine? “There are many moving parts to an inbound machine. Social media, analytics, SEO, automation, content, lead conversion, lead nurturing. These are all the buzz words about things we should be doing to do a digital business right,” George said. George asked the crowd if they use WordPress for their websites and received an overwhelming response. He then discussed various tools to use with WordPress sites. Content, design and development Visual Composer – Page builder plugin for WordPress. Gives you a lot of functionality and allows you to set up your pages the way you want to set them up. Cost: $34 one-time fee George said once you get your website set up, you should be measuring everything that’s happening. Measure your website and consider these tools: Google Analytics MonsterInsights Slim Stat Analytics To drive people to your website, George said focus on keywords and keyword questions. Thinking about experiences with Google, Siri and Alexa, people simply ask them a question. George has started coaching his clients on using keyword questions. Increase website traffic consider these tools: Ahrefs Yoast Your website is looking good, you’re measuring results and you’re bringing people to the website because you’re using keywords. Now, how do you convert those people to leads? Convert web visitors to leads consider one of these tools: Mautic Inbound Now George said you have to make your site look good, measure everything and focus on the questions that people are asking. “We need to get them in a position where they convert and then we need to be able to segment those contacts and nurture them down the buyer’s journey into our sales and marketing funnel,” he said. “Go forth and become an inbound marketing hero and rock out the world!” To learn more about Social Media breakfast: www.SMBMad.org To learn more about George head to: www.TheSalesLion.com

Another seriously nostalgic selection featuring young Ethan Embry as a hoity toity boarding school snob who even his other rich kid chums. He's fastidious, condescending, and overconfident. His mom's boyfriend, Ed O'Neill, decided to pick him up for Thanksgiving to bond with him. Queue an hour an a half of an adolescent and grown man stubbornly torturing each other and having the world's most dangerous pissing contest committed to film. Hilarity ensues. This is a MUST WATCH and the episode a MUST LISTEN! Get to it!

Jeżeli jesteś stałym czytelnikiem Kalendarium Rozgrywki i brakuje Ci autorów, którzy wspierali Kartkę z kalendarza gościnnymi wpisami to mamy dla Ciebie, drogi słuchaczu, ciekawą propozycję, zupełnie nowy podcast tworzony przez ekipę dawnej Kartki z kalendarza. Pięciu drewniaków po trzydziestce w sobotni wieczór zebrało się, aby wspomnieć najlepsze dzieła popkultury i najwybitniejsze postacie ze świata kina, giereczkowa, telewizji i komiksów. Dariusz “Konsolite” Pasturczak, Tomasz “Winfrid” Wasiewicz, Dariusz “Toperz” Szymański, Michał “Emjoot” Jankowski i Jakub Antoniuk zachęcają do nostalgicznej podróży po najciekawszych kwietniowych rocznicach. Przepraszamy za usterki, obiecujemy, że to przedostatni raz. Omawiane tematy: CD-Action; Planeta małp; Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball); Ed O’Neill i Świat według Bundych; Jackie Chan; Monty Python i Święty Graal; PEGI; Steven Seagal; Deszczowa piosenka; Jade Empire; Kapitan Tsubasa; Grobowiec świetlików; Mój sąsiad Totoro; Metal Slug; Benny Hill; Okami; Game Boy Mono; Game and Watch; Jack Nicholson; Poszukiwany poszukiwana; Nier; Batman; Siedmiu samurajów; Kirby’s Dream Land; Full Throttle; MDK; Unreal.

Things get heated like never before on Episode 6, where John Candy proves his worth is far greater than that of Rick Moranis. Despicable Me 3's trailer drops, Ed O'Neill is mentioned far too often, Bill Murray is a joke and Andrew loves Amy Schumer. 

Story: Mit "Findet Dorie" kehrt Publikumsliebling Dorie auf die Leinwand zurück. Die blaue Paletten-Doktorfisch-Dame ohne Kurzzeitgedächtnis lebt inzwischen glücklich und zufrieden mit Nemo und Marlin im Korallenriff, als sie einen Geistesblitz hat: Irgendwo da draußen müsste doch ihre Familie sein, die vielleicht längst nach ihr sucht. Und so startet Dorie mit Marlin und Nemo in das größte Abenteuer ihres Lebens, das sie durch den Ozean bis zum berühmten Meeresbiologischen Institut in Kalifornien mit seinem Aquarium und seiner Rettungsstation für Meerestiere führt. Bei der Suche nach ihren Eltern bekommt Dorie Unterstützung von den schillerndsten Persönlichkeiten des Instituts: Da ist der mürrische Oktopus Hank, der nur noch sieben Tentakel hat, den Wärtern aber dennoch regelmäßig durchs Netz geht. Beluga Bailey glaubt, dass sein Echolot kaputt ist und Walhai Destiny ist extrem kurzsichtig. Trotz gewisser Handicaps wachsen Dorie und ihre Freunde bei ihren geschickten Manövern durch das komplizierte Innenleben des Instituts über sich hinaus und entdecken die magische Kraft von Freundschaft und Familie. DVD/Blu Ray-Release: 16.02.2017 (Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment) Finding Dory Genre: Animation, Trickfilm Land: USA 2016 Laufzeit: ca. 97 min. FSK: Ohne Altersbeschränkung Regie: Andrew Stanton, Angus MacLane Drehbuch: Andrew Stanton, Victoria Strouse Mit Ellen DeGeneres, Albert Brooks, Ed O´Neill, Kaitlin Olson, Diane Keaton, Hayden Rolence, Ty Burrell, Eugene Levy, Idris Elba, Dominic West, Sigourney Weaver, ... Deutsche Stimmen Anke Engelke, Christian Tramitz, Udo Wachtveitl, Oliver Siebeck, Elisabeth Günther, Roland Hemmo, Martin Umbach, Franziska van Almsick, ... https://youtu.be/N1P-9vHwyEU

Story: Mit "Findet Dorie" kehrt Publikumsliebling Dorie auf die Leinwand zurück. Die blaue Paletten-Doktorfisch-Dame ohne Kurzzeitgedächtnis lebt inzwischen glücklich und zufrieden mit Nemo und Marlin im Korallenriff, als sie einen Geistesblitz hat: Irgendwo da draußen müsste doch ihre Familie sein, die vielleicht längst nach ihr sucht. Und so startet Dorie mit Marlin und Nemo in das größte Abenteuer ihres Lebens, das sie durch den Ozean bis zum berühmten Meeresbiologischen Institut in Kalifornien mit seinem Aquarium und seiner Rettungsstation für Meerestiere führt. Bei der Suche nach ihren Eltern bekommt Dorie Unterstützung von den schillerndsten Persönlichkeiten des Instituts: Da ist der mürrische Oktopus Hank, der nur noch sieben Tentakel hat, den Wärtern aber dennoch regelmäßig durchs Netz geht. Beluga Bailey glaubt, dass sein Echolot kaputt ist und Walhai Destiny ist extrem kurzsichtig. Trotz gewisser Handicaps wachsen Dorie und ihre Freunde bei ihren geschickten Manövern durch das komplizierte Innenleben des Instituts über sich hinaus und entdecken die magische Kraft von Freundschaft und Familie. DVD/Blu Ray-Release: 16.02.2017 (Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment) Finding Dory Genre: Animation, Trickfilm Land: USA 2016 Laufzeit: ca. 97 min. FSK: Ohne Altersbeschränkung Regie: Andrew Stanton, Angus MacLane Drehbuch: Andrew Stanton, Victoria Strouse Mit Ellen DeGeneres, Albert Brooks, Ed O´Neill, Kaitlin Olson, Diane Keaton, Hayden Rolence, Ty Burrell, Eugene Levy, Idris Elba, Dominic West, Sigourney Weaver, ... Deutsche Stimmen Anke Engelke, Christian Tramitz, Udo Wachtveitl, Oliver Siebeck, Elisabeth Günther, Roland Hemmo, Martin Umbach, Franziska van Almsick, ... https://youtu.be/N1P-9vHwyEU

Hollywood kann auch (wirklich) lustig Wenn man "Modern Family" hört, weiss man erst einmal nicht, was man davon erwarten kann. Die Serie lag auch bei Tim einige Zeit lang brach, bis er mal hineingeschaut hat. Der Titel wirkt einfach nicht wirklich einladend und klingt eher nach Kunstgalerie als Comedy. Dabei wird schlicht das Genre "Comedy" der Serie ohnehin nicht gerecht, ist sie doch viel mehr als einfach nur flach lustig sondern mit das Unterhaltsamste, das das Serienrepublik-Team je sah. Aus Schuhverkäufer wird Schranktycoon: Genau wie Gloria (Sophia Vergara), aus Kolumbien mit Sohn Manny (Rico Rodriguez) in die USA immigrierte Ehefrau von Schrankmagnat Jay (Ed O'Neil). Sie ist nicht nur Traum schlafloser Nächte vieler Männer auf dem ganzen Globus, sie ist auch extrem schlagefertig und hat ihre Männer daheim gut im Griff. Die Vorstadtfamilie: Claire (July Bowen) und Phil Dunphy (Ty Burrel). Eigentlich eine seltsam Ehe, die die beiden da haben. Phil ist am ehesten als spätpubertierend und unfreiwillig komisch zu bezeichnen, während Claire ihrer verlorenen Jugend nachtrauert, sich aber ständig bewusst macht, dass sie die Vernünftige in der Familie sein muss, da sonst das ganze fragile Konstrukt in sich zusammenbrechen würde. Haley (Sarah Hyland), Alex (Ariel Winter) und Luke (Nolan Gould), das Geschwistertrio streitet sich eigentlich permanent. Hayle sind Jungs und Klamotten wichtig, Alex ist die Überfliegerin und Luke der unbedarfte, leicht tappsige Sohn der Familie. Das Baby und seine Puderschnecken: Mitchell (Jesse Tyler Ferguson) und Cam (Eric Stonestreet), schwules Päärchen und Erziehungsberechtigte ihres just adoptierten vietnamesischen Töchterchens Lily (Ella und Jaden Hiller). Ultrakomische Anekdoten zeichnen Stories rund um den auf Außenwirkung bedachten Anwalt Mitchell und seinen extrovertierten Ehemann Cam (seines Zeichens Highschoolfootballtrainer) aus. Und was denken die Serien"republikaner"?: Wir sind extrem angetan von dieser Serie. Unsere 3-Herren-Runde lobt einhellig den speziellen Humor, die genial ausgewählten Darsteller sowohl der Erwachsenen- als auch der Kinderrollen und stellt fest, dass Ed O'Neill keineswegs nur auf Al Bundy festgelegt ist. Jay Pritchett ist ein vollkommen anderer Typ, auch wenn man in den ersten Minuten irritiert ist, weil das Gehirn "AL BUNDY" ruft, wenn Ed auf dem Bildschirm zu sehen ist. Man macht sich Gedanken über die Kulissen. Augenscheinlich wird nur an Originalschauplätzen im Großraum Los Angeles gedreht. Und auch Lieblingsthema Synchronisation und Sprache ist natürlich wieder dabei. Diesmal geht es um Spanisch, Südamerikanisch und Latino und auch um kolumbianische Drogenbossen, die eigentlich Portugiesen sind. Verwirrt? Wir nicht, wir empfehlen jedem diese phantastische Serie mit Verve und natürlich vorher unseren Cast zu warmwerden! :-) Viel Spaß! Mit Inhalten von ABC, RTL Nitro

GIANTS! GIANTS! GIANTS! Dude. We hate football but we love the Little Giants. So come celebrate Super Bowl Sunday in the best way possible by getting drunk and watching the Little Giants with us! Made in 1994, and starring Rick Moranis (Best, most adorable movie Dad of all time) and Ed O'Neill, (Kind of hot in that tight shorts, aviator shades, gum chewing way) The Little Giants is a feel-good sports movie about a rag-tag group of misfits who don't know a ton about football but don't really give a fuck. It celebrates woman power thanks to Becky the ICEBOX and re-re-awakens Sweetie's sexual appetite with Devon Sawa! So grab your football gear, cheerleader's skirt and Go-Kart and GO GIANTS! Theme song sung by Deidre Cullen. Logo designed by Frankie Donlon. Follow us on Twitter @TheSweetieClub and on Instagram @LargeMargeSentUs

Das ist sie also, die sagenumwobene Nullnummer der Film- und Serienrepublik. Nachfolgende Generationen werden Lieder singen und uns in großen Hallen huldigen. ;-) Zur Abendzeit trafen sich Oli, Felo und Tim (leider noch ohne Manuela) um gemeinsam zu resümieren, warum die Welt einen weiteren Podcast braucht, Serien in den vergangenen Jahren deutlich hochwertiger produziert wurden aber warum zum Teufel manchmal die Ausstrahlung in Deutschland der Veröffentlichung im Ursprungsland Ewigkeiten hinterher hängt. Vorweg: Erschöpfend Antwort auf diese Frage konnte noch nicht gefunden werden. Da hoffen wir einfach mal auf steigende Diskussionsfreudigkeit bei unseren nächsten Casts und mit der Zeit kommt bekanntlich auch die Weisheit und wir werden eines Tages in Worte fassen können, was manch einem Senderverantwortlichem so im Kopfe herum geht. Bis dahin schauen wir lachend weiter Modern Family und freuen uns, dass "Al Bundy" alias Ed O'Neill vom Schuhverkäufer zum Schrankverkäufer werden durfte und die ihn umgebenden Frauen nicht länger fett oder rothaarig-ultranervig sondern wunderschön (Sofia Vergara) oder aus anderen erfolgreichen TV Serien wie Boston Legal (Judie Bowen) sein dürfen. Wir haben viele Ideen und würden uns freuen, wenn Ihr uns helft sie in künftigen Podcasts umzusetzen. Schön wäre es, wenn ihr euch meldet und etwas über eure Lieblingsserie, Film, Schauspieler oder sonst etwas Interessantes zu unserem Thema beisteuert. Ihr könnt direkt hier per Computer eure Nachricht aufnehmen und übermitteln, oder ihr ruft uns ganz altbewährt an und erzählt dem Onkel Anfrufbeantworter, was wir erfahren sollen! Über Briefe und Postkarten (am liebsten Waschkörbeweise) freuen wir uns natürlich auch. Zukünftig werden wir uns pro Cast mit einem Thema beschäftigen. Ergänzt wird das ganze durch regelmäßig wiederkehrende Rubriken. Das Thema unseres nächsten Casts steht auch bereits fest: RICK and MORTY - Zwei von uns kennen und lieben diese geniale Animationsserie bereits, einer schaut sie sich vorher erstmals an und bringt dann ganz frisch seine Eindrücke ein. Wer welche Rolle einnimmt, hört ihr ja dann nächste Woche. Der Cast erscheint voraussichtlich am 27.01.2017. Abonniert uns, um nichts zu verpassen.

We thoroughly review Sausage Party (4K Blu-ray), X-Men Apocalypse (4K Blu-ray), Independence Day Resurgence (4K Blu-Ray) and Finding Dory (Blu-Ray).  Sausage Party stars Seth Rogen, Kristen Wiig, Jonah Hill, Bill Hader, Michael Cera, James Franco, Danny McBride, Craig Robinson, Paul Rudd, Nick Kroll, David Krumholtz, Edward Norton and Salma Hayek. X-Men: Apocalypse stars James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Jennifer Lawrence, Oscar Isaac, Hugh Jackman, Sophie Turner, Evan Peters, Rose Byrne, Nicholas Hoult, Tye Sheridan and Oliva Munn. Independence Day Resurgence stars Liam Hemsworth, Jeff Goldblum, Jessie Usher, Bull Pullman, Makia Monroe, Sela Ward, Judd Hirsh and Brent Spiner. Finding Dory stars Ellen DeGeneres, Albert Brooks, Hayden Rolence, Ed O'Neill, Diane Keaton, Eugene Levy, Ty Burrell, Idris Elba, Bill Hader, Kate McKinnon, Sigourney Weaver, Willem Dafoe, Brad Garrett, Allison Janney, Stephen Root and John Ratzenberger.   Check out Joe's X-Men Apocolypse review: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/nov/5/x-men-apocalypse-review-4k-uhd/Check out Joe's Independence Day Resurgence review: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/nov/3/independence-day-resurgence-review-4k-uhd/Check out Joe's Finding Dory review: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/nov/18/finding-dory-review-blu-ray/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zadzooks-happy-hour/support

The Doctors go deep cover to examine the soft underbelly of the Medellín cartel and expose: Bryan Cranston; John Leguizamo; Benjamin Bratt; Diane Kruger; Olympia Dukakis; Amy Ryan; Juliet Aubrey; Brad Furman; Blow; Johnny Depp; The Departed; Martin Scorsese; Breaking Bad (TV); The Rockford Files (TV); James Garner; Bloodline (TV, 2016); Kyle Chandler; Ben Mendelsohn; Linda Cardellini; Scooby Doo, Where Are You?; Pyromaniacs: A Love Story; William Baldwin; Sadie Frost; To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar; Puerto Rican Mambo; Romeo + Juliet (1996); Baz Luhrmann; Claire Danes; Ghetto Klown (TV); Inglourious Basterds; Heat; Al Pacino; Serpico; Antonio Esfandiari; Malcolm in the Middle (TV); All the Way (TV); Shark Talk; Walter Brennan; Donnie Brasco; Betrayed (1988); Debra Winger; Tom Berenger; Costa-Gavras; Modern Family (TV); Sofia Vergara; Ed O’Neill; Jimmy Smits; L.A. Law (TV); Russell Crowe; Joseph Gilgun; Preacher (TV); Seth Rogen; Jason Isaacs; Jonathan Katz; Michael Paré; The Philadelphia Experiment; Streets of Fire.  TRAILER TRASH TALK: Loving (2016); Jeff Nichols; Midnight Special; Far From Heaven; Ruth Negga; Joel Edgerton; Michael Shannon; Nick Kroll; Anthropoid; Cillian Murphy; Jamie Dornan; Valkyrie; Peaky Blinders (TV); Florence Foster Jenkins; Meryl Streep; Julie & Julia; Anna Russell; P.D.Q. Bach; Simon Helberg; The Big Bang Theory (TV); Johnny Galecki; Saving Mr. Banks; and America’s Got Talent (TV) Questions or comments? Contact: Adam & Gregor at: show@hollywoodrx.net or tweet them at @hollywood_rx. Review us on iTunes... Today! Like us on Facebook. Or both. Read more at http://hollywoodrx.libsyn.com/#9VfpmPPE0qlX7t6T.99 Read more at http://hollywoodrx.libsyn.com/#pvE2MmQTgekbGVLh.99    

Finding Dory The friendly-but-forgetful blue tang fish reunites with her loved ones, and everyone learns a few things about the real meaning of family along the way. Ellen DeGeneres is back as the lovable but forgetful Dory, and I am excited for her underwater adventure.  Central Intelligence After he reunites with an old school pal through Facebook, a mild-mannered accountant is lured into the world of international espionage. Overlooking the sophomoric marketing slogans, we think this action-comedy high-school reunion might become a runaway hit. 

In this episode, Mario watches the Jungle Book, Heyzen goes to watch it and doesn't, Elliot (from the upcoming Pete's Dragon) gets an updated look, Marvel's Captain America: Civil War gets a 4 cover Entertainment Weekly spread, Andrew Stanton and Ed O'Neill unveil Pixar's Ultimate Easter Egg, and we talk about a documentary we found on YouTube called 'Imagining Zootopia'.

Happy Thanksgiving! Here at Saturday Night Movie Sleepovers, J. Blake and Dion Baia have lined up another, albeit lesser known holiday film that not only celebrates the Turkey-Day Season, but also is a John Hughes movie to boot! This year the boys are talking up the classic Dutch, from 1991, starring Ed O’Neill and Ethan Embry. After […]

On today’s MYOB Show we discover what you need to know before you start the long but exciting journey to global creative success. Whether you want to do business abroad for the short term (e.g. photo shots, film reccies or research trips). Or if your in it for the long term - expanding your creative business into a new country. On The MYOB Show we are here to help you lay the foundations of your success and discover the first steps you need to know when doing creative business abroad. Who’s On The Show Presenter: Dom O’Neill - Dom has travelled extensively throughout Europe while also visiting, Africa, North America and Australia. Producer: Alistair Goodier - Alistair has a great knowledge of European and middle Eastern travel. Guest 1: Richard Sice – Director, Going Global Skills – Richard and his company have more than 20 years’ experience helping businesses and organisations in both the Public and Private Sectors do business abroad. Guest 2:  Ed O’Neill from English in Newcastle - Ed's traveled the world and has lived in France, Poland and Russia. Want to be part of the world wide digital revolution? Find out what you need to know before you go… Only on The MYOB Show! Sponsored by English in Newcastle What is the MYOB Show? MYOB Show is here to help you live the dream! We are dedicated to giving you all the info you need to kick start your career in the arts, media and creative industries. The show is full of useful tips, discussions and information to help folk like yourself adjust to life after the 9-5.  

Sick of the journey to work? Hate giving a huge part of your hard earned profits to a commercial landlaord? Want more flexablitiy in your life? But what can you do? Why not work from home? It may not have worked for you in the past but now it really can! Find out how to today’s MYOB Show with our guest business man Ed O’Neill from English in Newcastle. Today on the show - Ed goes into detail on his Top 10 tips for working from home. 1: Have a Clearly Defined ‘Office’ 2: Treat Your office like a workplace 3: Be Disciplined – Plan Your Time 4: Exploit Being at Home to the Max – Seize every benefit you can 5: Vary Your Days – Every Day 6: Divide Your ‘Work’ and ‘Home’ life Clearly 7: You’ve Gotta Love It 8: Go Out and Be Sociable 9: Be Strict with Your Family and Friends during ‘Working Hours’ 10: Don’t Always Work from Home! For more info on how to make working from home a success you need to listen to this weeks MYOB Show. The MYOB Show is sponsored by English in Newcastle – Learn a language seriously fast 1 on 1 with an experienced teacher. What is the MYOB Show? MYOB Show is here to help you live the dream! On the radio & online. We are the one stop shop for those who are self employed or freelance in the arts, media and creative industries. W ith useful tips, discussions and information to help folk adjust to life after the 9-5.

A packed week faces our Whopper duo, and the discussion begins with a PlayStation 4 extravaganza (maybe); the further adventures of Alex's moving woes (feels like only last year); and mixed recollections of our old haunt, 1UP.com. Plus, could this episode contain the best Overnerd story thus far? All this, and more NMW Memories. This podcast was retooled in the second season, with Ed O'Neill in a reduced role.

"Scott M. Richter: Screenwriter and Entertainment Attorney" On WIN Without Competing! Dr. Arlene will interview Scott Richter, who has two careers – screenwriter and entertainment attorney – that fit together like two pieces of a puzzle. On a daily basis, Scott juggles these respective “right brain” and “left brain” professions and has even managed to combine both. Indeed, among his many active projects, Scott is writing a legal sitcom pilot for Double G Productions. A member of the Writers Guild America West, Scott won the 2007 Austin Film Festival Drama teleplay competition for his Grey’s Anatomy script, “Reality Bites” and his credits include three years on the Emmy Award winning Christopher Lowell Show, where he wrote comedy cold opens and other material for the interior design guru. Scott has also consulted on various Christopher Lowell Enterprise media projects. Among Scott’s other credits are celebrity autobiographical endeavors with Fess Parker (Walt Disney’s Davy Crockett and TV’s Daniel Boone) and model and actress Amy Theismann (daughter of sports broadcaster and former NFL great Joe Theismann). In addition to his legal sitcom pilot, Scott is developing a comedy feature for a Paramount Pictures based production company and was recently invited to pitch to a top TV producer. Among his many activities, Scott is a board member of First Stage, a renowned non-profit theater group in Hollywood, which has staged some of his plays and attracts such prominent actors as Ed Asner, Estelle Harris and Ed O’Neill. Join Dr. Arlene as she uncovers how Scott manages to balance two demanding careers and how each has served the other.